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Gold Prices Surge as Fed Chair Powells Remarks Lean Dovish
(Read More)Gold prices traded higher on Friday as Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell emphasized the central bank’s plans for gradual interest rate hikes would be conditioned on the continued strength of the U.S. economy and labor market . . . .
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GOP Congressman Investigates Undisclosed Gold Market<br />Intervention by China and the Exchange Stabilization Fund
(Read More)Rep. Alex Mooney (R-WV) Calls Out Fed & Treasury for Dodging Questions on Gold Activities . . . .
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Trump’s Fed Comments Sends Gold Soaring
(Read More)Last week Donald Trump broke the theoretical “Chinese Wall” that is supposed to exist between the Government and the Fed when he offered a stunning rebuke of the Fed’s current policy to continue raising interest rates . . . .
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Gold Falls to 2 1/2-Year Low on Powell Testimony
(Read More)Gold prices fell to a two-and-a-half year low on Tuesday, as a stronger dollar weighed on the precious metal and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell backed gradual rate increases . . . .
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Utah, Texas, and Wyoming Top 2018’s ‘Sound Money Index,’ Which Was Just Released by the Sound Money Defense League
(Read More)The 2018 Sound Money Index is the first index of its kind, ranking all 50 states using 9 indicators to determine which states offer the most pro-sound money environment in the country . . . .
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Countries Around the World Have Begun Pulling Their Gold from US Vaults
(Read More)Countries around the world are working to find ways to circumvent the US dollar when it comes to trade and settlement. In addition to that, nations are requesting for their gold holdings stored overseas to return home . . . .
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Why gold remains the safe haven asset in times of geopolitical uncertainty
(Read More)Gold is famously correlated inversely to the dollar and since the dollar has been weak of late the price is relatively strong, at just over US$1,340 per ounce . . . .
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Sound Money Bill in Congress Would Define Dollar as Unit of Gold
(Read More)Legislation introduced in Congress recently would define the U.S. dollar as a fixed amount of gold, a move that supporters say would help stabilize the monetary system while protecting savers, workers, and investors from the ravages of inflation . . . .
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Alabama ‘gold bill’ signed into law
(Read More)Alabama recently became the 37th state to exempt sales of gold, silver, platinum and palladium bullion and money from state sales and use taxes . . . .
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Trade-War Retaliation Could Boost Gold Demand
(Read More)One of the potential outcomes of a trade war is that other nations start dumping U.S. Treasury securities, which could boost gold demand, says Goldman Sachs . . . .